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COVID conscious activities for a safer summer
June 19, 2023By: Michelle Young, Opinions Editor COVID-19 is still in the air, and indoor dining is not where it’s at. With more students looking to socialize, it’s important to keep a layered approach to pandemic precautions so everyone can avoid severe illness and long-term complications. While these suggestions are generally safer than most indoor events, they are also not entirely risk free — respect people’s boundaries if they don’t want to meet in a group or in-person. Twilight Drive-In Movie Theatre For a household, a date, or a few close friends, the drive-in movie theatre in Langley is a great alternative…
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How to spend a summer day in Vancouver
May 11, 2023By: Izzy Cheung, Staff Writer Cherry blossoms are blooming, the rain is fading, and we can finally leave the house without a thick puffer jacket on. You know what that means — eat, sleep, beach, repeat! While there’s certainly no…
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How TikTok helped me cope with social isolation
May 17, 2020By: Dhruv Taware, Peak Associate The idea of social isolation was not something I was scared of. If anything, I had always thought being an introvert during these times was going to make isolating an easy job for me. I…
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How to get your money’s worth for your rec and athletics fee
August 31, 2019By: Kelly Chia - Staff Writer Maybe the new semester has you inspired to start taking your health and fitness more seriously — or maybe you’d just like to try something new. Either way, the SFU Recreation Centre is a…
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